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@agenti-fy/setup

v0.3.8

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Interactive setup wizard for agenti-fy. Registers nine GitHub Apps (one per built-in persona) via the App Manifest flow, installs them on the target repo, collects Anthropic credentials, and writes a ready-to-use .env. Generates a standalone docker-compos

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@agenti-fy/setup

Interactive deployment wizard for agentify. Automates GitHub App creation (via the App Manifest flow), installation, and .env generation so operators can go from git clone to docker compose up without manual click-through.

For the full operator walkthrough, see docs/setup-wizard.md.

Quick start

pnpm --filter @agenti-fy/setup build
node packages/setup/dist/bin.js

Or, after installing the bin globally:

agentify-setup

Subcommands

| Subcommand | What it does | |---|---| | init | Start a fresh wizard session. Creates ten GitHub Apps, collects Anthropic credentials, and writes .env. | | resume | Continue an interrupted init session from the saved checkpoint. | | verify | Read the generated .env and verify all credentials are reachable. Does not require the passphrase. |

Setup-passphrase

The wizard encrypts sensitive secrets — GitHub App PEM private keys, OAuth client secrets, and webhook secrets — before writing them to the checkpoint state file (~/.config/agentify/setup-<prefix>.json). The encryption uses a short passphrase you supply; the passphrase is never written to disk.

When you are prompted

| Subcommand | Prompt | |---|---| | init | Prompted twice (with confirmation) to set a new passphrase. Both entries must match. | | resume | Prompted once to decrypt the existing checkpoint. | | verify | Not prompted — verify reads from .env, not the checkpoint file. |

Requirements

  • Minimum length: 12 characters. Shorter passphrases are rejected immediately.
  • Confirmation on init: if the two entries do not match, the prompt repeats.

Headless / CI runs

Set the AGENTIFY_SETUP_PASSPHRASE environment variable to bypass the interactive prompt:

AGENTIFY_SETUP_PASSPHRASE="my-long-passphrase" agentify-setup init

Caution: avoid putting the passphrase in shell history (HISTIGNORE), CI job logs, or inline in docker run commands where it may appear in ps output. Prefer a secrets manager that injects it as an env var at runtime.

Loss recovery

If you forget the passphrase the checkpoint file cannot be decrypted — the encrypted values are unrecoverable without the original passphrase.

To start over:

  1. Delete the checkpoint: rm ~/.config/agentify/setup-<prefix>.json
  2. Re-run agentify-setup init (and rotate any GitHub App private keys that were already generated).

Alternatively, run init with a different --prefix value to create a parallel session from scratch.

Cryptographic design

For the full specification — key derivation parameters (scrypt N=2¹⁴, r=8, p=1), AES-256-GCM nonce and tag handling, per-field salt strategy, and v1 → v2 state migration — see docs/adr/001-pem-at-rest-mitigation.md.

See also